The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-04-30

SATURDAY, APRIL 80, 1887.
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LOCAL N EWS.
Weather still unsettled.
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Rand concert this afternoon.
f. p. Adams & Co. hold a cash sale
at ten o'clock to-day.
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Too many hack horses in Honolulu
are given to shying
Mr.. Damcn's new building on Bethel
street is coming up in good shape.
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There will be a two-mile race, with
music, at the Yosemite rink tonight.
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The yellow flag on the Consuelo
caused the shadow Of scare yesterday.
The side walls of Mr. McInernys
building on Merchant street have risen
a storey.
Some Of the Honolulu native fisher
men have been making good hauls
lately
Mr.. L. J. Levey sells horses, etc, of
bankrupt estate Of Akana at noon to.
day.
Mr. c. ]. Mccarthy gives notice
that Mr.. Henry Saylor will henceforth
manage his billiard room.
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Purser Simerson Of the W. G.. Hall
reports less smoke than at last previous
report from the Volcano.
Hon. i. II. Hayselden has our
thanks for a copy Of the official report
Of the smallpox case at Lahaina.
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The King Of Fannings Island will
be at disadvantage in arriving at San
Francisco after the Hawaiian royal
party
The anti-coercion mass meeting in
Hyde Park, London, was the largest
ever held there, as well as one Of the
most orderly.
The Supreme Court in banco sat till
nearly 10 o'clock last night The con.
tempt Of Court case will be heard at 10
o'clock this morning.
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George Lucas, Jr, is owner Of the
horse Equal Rights" entered by ID.
H. Davis for three-quarter mile dash
with ]. Ouderkirk's Rockwell" at the
Park today
The Monday evening bookkeeping
classes, taught by Mr.. p. c. Jones, are
to be resumed next week. Young
men DESTROYS of joining should leave
their names at the Y. M. c. A. rooms
with the General Secretary.
The following is from the San Fran
cisco Examiner OF the 10th :" In the
divorce case OF Mary +. Fitch VS.. Geo.
/. Fitch, the motion for alimony has
been dismissed by consent, and de
PENDANTS demurrer to the complaint
sustained. Plaintiff was allowed five
days to file amended complaint"
Mrs. Geo. ]. Ross and Mr.. II. W.
Morse will contribute to the musical,
and Mrs. l.. A. Thurston and Mr..
Oliver c. Swain to the literary part OF
the Blue Ribbon entertainment to-
night; while MIR. X. Jay Greene will
deliver the address. Free admission
and cordial welcome.
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John w. Mccarthy, whose capture
by Detective Bee and legal contests
connected Herewith formed a nine
days topic in Honolulu last year, was
released in San Francisco lately on a
$1,000 bond, but was Immediately re-
arrested by Detectives Harper aud Bee
on the old charge Of embeazlement Of
State funds.
Police Court.
mo business" was entered on the
criminal record yesterday.
Several civil cases were settled out Of
Court or continued.
Starr Kapu vs. Gaspar Silva, claim
for $2oo damages, by the loss OF colt
in defendants hands. Smith, Thurstor
& Kinney for plaintiff; f. M. Hatch
for defendant. Judgment for plaintiff
for $36a5, including expenses. Ap
peal noted.
Band Concert.
The following programme will be
played this Saturday afternoon at 4;5c
at Emma Square,
March Fine Ems hew. .,.,,...,,.., Liebil
Oyeuure--The Exiles (new). ..... Gassne
Polka-The Dragons newt; Fahrbacl
Selection Mariana (new). ..,,....W Wallace
H.